Sunderland 1 Fulham 1

3:06pm Monday 29th October 2007

AT £6m Kenwyne Jones had many Sunderland fans scratching their heads at the wisdom of manager Roy Keane's purchase.

Arsenal 3 Sunderland 2

5:28pm Monday 8th October 2007

IT could have been a massacre, but in the end Sunderland left the Emirates Stadium with their heads held high.

Sunderland 1 Blackburn Rovers 2

1:26pm Monday 1st October 2007

Six points from a possible twelve on home soil, while that total hardly reflects a side struggling against relegation it also does little to suggest the Stadium of Light has become a fortress.

Middlesbrough 2 Sunderland 2

1:11pm Wednesday 26th September 2007

MUCH has been said about the lack of entertainment being the main reason for the dwindling crowds at the Riverside this season.

Sunderland 2 Reading 1

10:37am Monday 17th September 2007

ON the day that Wearside paid its respects to Ian Porterfield, Sunderland's players produced the most fitting tribute of all.

Manchester Utd 1 Sunderland 0

12:16pm Monday 3rd September 2007

AFTER the alarming defeats at Luton and Wigan, not to mention the home defeat to Liverpool, Sunderland almost made up for those in the most impressive fashion at Old Trafford.

Luton Town 3 Sunderland 0

3:01pm Thursday 30th August 2007

THERE was a sense of deja vu surrounding Sunderlands hapless Carling Cup exit to Luton - yes, Black Cats supporters must have felt weve been here before.

Wigan Athletic 3 Sunderland 0

12:23pm Tuesday 21st August 2007

ROY KEANE always predicted that managing in the Premier League was never going to be easy. For those who doubted his word, this defeat to Wigan offers a clear reality check.

Birmingham City 2 Sunderland 2

3:47pm Wednesday 15th August 2007

ROY KEANE never thought life in the Premier League was going to be easy, and Sunderland were forced to do it the hard way at St Andrew's.

Sunderland 1 Tottenham Hotspur 0

10:47am Saturday 11th August 2007

Does life for a Sunderland fan get any better than this? Not only did the Black Cats make a winning return to the top-flight - but the man who grabbed their dramatic late winner was none other than Michael Chopra, the player Newcastle supporters said was not good enough for the Premier League.